First to avoid any confusion, Chi Alpha Christian Fellowship is not a fraternity or a sorority. It is a Boston University student club and open to all. "Chi Alpha" is an abbreviation of the Greek words for Christ's Apostles.
Welcome!Chi Alpha Christian Fellowship is an interdenominational, transnational Christian student group. Our goal is to develop a faith of intellectual excellence, spiritual depth, and active service by pursuing a life of worship. prayer, fellowship, discipleship, and mission. We welcome believers, seekers, and skeptics to join us on this journey. |
The Game Night went very well. The cold weather kept a lot of people indoors (the rest of campus was pretty much empty), so attendance was down a little. About 125 students enjoyed Beatles Rock Band, Mario Cart, tons of pizza and miscellaneous fun. Watch for our next Back Court Event in March, the Back Court Cafe.
TONIGHT!
Tune in to THE LOVE DOCTOR on February 1st at 10:00
www.chialpha.com will be transformed into a live, interactive Web broadcast featuring Curt Harlow, a.k.a. the Love Doctor. Many of you know Curt from our retreat a year ago. Curt will answer whatever questions students from around the nation have concerning relationships. You can get more info on this unique event here.
Winter Retreat
February 26-28
Speaker: Matt Herman
We will have final info on this retreat right away. The wife of our first speaker fell ill and so we had to scramble to find a new speaker. We were lucky since one of our top alternates was available. Reserve these dates on your calendar, and we should have more info this week.
Back Court Cafe
March 19, 7:00PM to 11:00PM
Back Court GSU
This night of music, hands-on art, food and friends was a hit last year, so we're doing it again.
The Haiti earthquake has completely disrupted life there. Many people are in need. One way you can help is by supporting Convoy of Hope's relief work in Haiti.
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Lauded for its effectiveness and efficiency, Convoy of Hope mobilizes thousands of volunteers each year to deliver food and supplies and to offer hope to the poor and suffering.